I saw on a profile a gorgeous lady stating I'm looking for fat people but fit people.
A lot of people are curvy or chubby or fat whatever you want to call it doesn't mean they aren't fit per se.
When people refer to those who are slimmer built as fit can be wrong someone of that build may have lots going on with them that would make them unfit.
Personally think that people should say that want athletic/slim build people
Im waffling now lol... |
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"I saw on a profile a gorgeous lady stating I'm looking for fat people but fit people.
A lot of people are curvy or chubby or fat whatever you want to call it doesn't mean they aren't fit per se.
When people refer to those who are slimmer built as fit can be wrong someone of that build may have lots going on with them that would make them unfit.
Personally think that people should say that want athletic/slim build people
Im waffling now lol..."
This is true, you could look at UFC fighter mark hunt as an example. But there's a strong correlation between fat and unfit. |
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Conversely some people may not care if some one can do 100 press ups or run the London Marathon as long as they look nice in a pair of skinny jeans.
Being cardiovascularly fit has nothing to do with ones weight. Cardiovascular fitness does bring with it health benefits. Equally carrying too much body fat is detrimental to ones health. |
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I'm 44, 6 foot and 12 stone, I'm pretty sure I'd have struggled to keep up with the likes of big daddy and giant haystacks when they were my age. So even with a 32" waist I wouldn't describe my build as athletic never mind fit. |
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"I saw on a profile a gorgeous lady stating I'm looking for fat people but fit people.
A lot of people are curvy or chubby or fat whatever you want to call it doesn't mean they aren't fit per se.
When people refer to those who are slimmer built as fit can be wrong someone of that build may have lots going on with them that would make them unfit.
Personally think that people should say that want athletic/slim build people
Im waffling now lol..."
Can you send her my details.  |
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"I saw on a profile a gorgeous lady stating I'm looking for fat people but fit people.
A lot of people are curvy or chubby or fat whatever you want to call it doesn't mean they aren't fit per se.
When people refer to those who are slimmer built as fit can be wrong someone of that build may have lots going on with them that would make them unfit.
Personally think that people should say that want athletic/slim build people
Im waffling now lol..."
Your post doesn't really make sense. Fat people can be Fit,hence why the profile you quoted said "fat but fit people"  . Fit as In won't be out of breath within 10 minutes of fucking. You're using fit as a definition for what a person looks like  |
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"I'm 44, 6 foot and 12 stone, I'm pretty sure I'd have struggled to keep up with the likes of big daddy and giant haystacks when they were my age. So even with a 32" waist I wouldn't describe my build as athletic never mind fit."
Vader, mankind or umanga would probably BREAK you. No offence  |
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"I saw on a profile a gorgeous lady stating I'm looking for fat people but fit people.
A lot of people are curvy or chubby or fat whatever you want to call it doesn't mean they aren't fit per se.
When people refer to those who are slimmer built as fit can be wrong someone of that build may have lots going on with them that would make them unfit.
Personally think that people should say that want athletic/slim build people
Im waffling now lol...
Your post doesn't really make sense. Fat people can be Fit,hence why the profile you quoted said "fat but fit people" . Fit as In won't be out of breath within 10 minutes of fucking. You're using fit as a definition for what a person looks like "
I wrote that as that was on another fabbers profile and your point is right tho |
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I'm considered obese but last year I completed a half Ironman. In August I was running a half marathon every Sunday as training runs. Last Sunday I did a 125 mile bike ride. Probably fairly safe to say I'm fat but fit. |
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Another fat but fittie here... been suffering complications from a reoccurring calf injury for over a year now, so can't run like I used to- but still fit in as many hours at the gym as I used to- just spend more time on strength than speed these days! |
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"I'm 44, 6 foot and 12 stone, I'm pretty sure I'd have struggled to keep up with the likes of big daddy and giant haystacks when they were my age. So even with a 32" waist I wouldn't describe my build as athletic never mind fit.
Vader, mankind or umanga would probably BREAK you. No offence "
I have no idea who any of them are but I'll take your word for it, no offence taken |
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I always find it frustrating when people comment on an overweight person's health. People don't take into account that slim people can also be unhealthy when looking at factors like smoking, their diet, how much sleep they get.
Back home there's a huge hill that's really popular with walkers. It takes around an hour and is majorly steep in places. I used to see a morbidly obese guy walking up there every morning. He was amazing and I saw him overtake much slimmer walkers. He'd been in training to lose weight for weeks. |
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"I was told the other day I'm "too fat to have sex with" 
What absolute rubbish. They ought to be ashamed of themselves for such a nasty comment. "
This was his very first msg he had sent to me and for someone like me who's quite body conscious it did knock me down a little... No matter how someone looks there's absolutely no need to be so rude, cruel or nasty |
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"I was told the other day I'm "too fat to have sex with"
What absolute rubbish. They ought to be ashamed of themselves for such a nasty comment. This was his very first msg he had sent to me and for someone like me who's quite body conscious it did knock me down a little... No matter how someone looks there's absolutely no need to be so rude, cruel or nasty "
Well we both think you look absolutely gorgeous and you profile is v hot  |
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By *uxom redCouple
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"I was told the other day I'm "too fat to have sex with"
What absolute rubbish. They ought to be ashamed of themselves for such a nasty comment. This was his very first msg he had sent to me and for someone like me who's quite body conscious it did knock me down a little... No matter how someone looks there's absolutely no need to be so rude, cruel or nasty "
Just a nasty little man ignore and move on.
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A sumo wrestler is one of the fittests athletes out there.
If you looked at a scan of a sumo you would see the fat and muscle are completely seperate as in they have a layer of fat around their muscle. Its when the fat gets into your muscle and your organs when you have a problem |
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By *orum TrollWoman
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was looking for a philosophy but found this:
Telling women we are all pretty is clearly not enough to battle to scourge of self image – telling women they can be ugly and it has no bearing on their worth is far more empowering than any niceties a lotion ad sells you. The way to truly defang the word 'ugly' when hurled at women is to take beauty for what it actually is at face value – not very valuable at all.
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"All women are beautiful no matter the shape or size or colour ect
All men and women are beautiful human beings "
Dependant on their behaviour is what we would say.
The only real badness we have come across is the stuff that comes from the inside.
Beauty comes from within.
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By *orum TrollWoman
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and this:
No, we don’t do that to males. We don’t constantly remind them of how handsome or sexy they are while doing whatever they are doing, living their lives. We don’t carefully reassure them that they are handsome and sexy no matter what, as if their faces and bodies are their greatest repository of self-worth. The value of men to society is not primarily measured by their ability to be judged attractive while simultaneously being smart, adventurous, bold, or brave.
We also do not give males the message that their physical appearance is critical to the aesthetic landscape of everyone else. We don’t do it to them when they are boys or when they are young adults or when they are middle-aged men or when they are old.
Cradle to grave, males get to be seen and depicted as more than their bodies. And they are rarely photographed or otherwise depicted as a commodified group of nude or nearly naked male bodies. Sure, some commenters will post examples of sexual objectification of men by media. It happens! But it happens way, way, WAY less than it happens to women, so let’s not get derailed here because that will be the purpose of those comments. Let’s keep our eye on the ball.
Look, I’m not foolish enough to think that the male gaze will ever go away (or even should), nor do I believe it will ever cease being a driving force behind what a lot of women themselves have come to view as empowering. And the male gaze is not the problem per se. The problem is that a lot of men and women consider female outsides to be terribly important and constantly up for assessment in a way that is not the case for men. It is dehumanizing while being all too human.
I understand human nature, but I still want more for girls and women. When females are reduced to their bodies, it is easier to violate them because they are seen as objects that are less human and less deserving of rights and respect. Look around this country and this world at the treatment of women by men. (#notallmen…must be sure to slip that in there). If female bodies were not so commodified, how might that change the world? |
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